Vocabulary :

• SAY (answers.com)

• Alternatives for 'said' (Primary Resources)
  Click on ENGLISH / Word Level / Synonyms & Thesaurus Work / Other Resources
  
  

• TELL (answers.com)

• SPEAK (answers.com)

• TALK (answers.com)
  
  
  

  From Visual Thesaurus
  SAY	TELL	SPEAK	TALK
  Click on the pictures

• SAY or TELL ?
  (mon_site_web)

• YAP
  Learn American Slang expressions (English Daily)

  

  
  
  

Differences :

• Say or Tell? (openlearningcenter.com)
  - with a quiz
  
• Speak, Talk (languageguide.org)
  
  

• Say or Tell ? - Explications et quiz interactif (English Club)

• Say/Tell/Speak/Talk (faculty.washington.edu)

• Say, tell, speak, talk (longman.com)

• TELL - SAY - TALK - SPEAK - with examples (cla.univ-fcomte.fr)

• TALK v SPEAK v SAY v TELL : An explanation with practice (musicalenglishlessons.org)
  
  

Pictures :

Speak out	"to see no evil, hear no evil, and to speak no evil" (onickz.com)
Table talk	Talking to kids (PBS)	Listen to Yourself Talk (PBS)
Talking (fablevision.com)		Say it with flowers
Do you speak English ? (pennedigitali.blogosfere.it)	English spoken here (static.flickr.com)	Tell me a story

Listening :

• Speak, Talk (languageguide.org)
  
  

• What is the difference between 'tell', 'say', and 'speak'? - Listen to the answer. (BBC)

• Say, Says, Said, Tell or Told - (evaeaston) - LIEN MODIFIE
  

INTERACTIVE exercises :

• Say or Tell Quiz (openlearningcenter.com)

• The Say and Tell Exercise - Gap-fill exercise (perso.wanadoo.es)
  
  
• Tell and Say (British Council)

• Say & Tell - interactive (Using English)

• Say or Tell ? - Explications et quiz interactif (English Club)

• Speak and Talk Exercise at Auto-English (perso.wanadoo.es)
  "Choose the correct answer below to fill the gap."

• Say, Speak, Talk and Tell (languageproject.co.uk)

• Say, Speak, Talk or Tell ? - Multiple-choice exercise (esoeonline.org)

• TELL - SAY - TALK - SPEAK(eolf.univ-fcomte.fr) -
  
  
• Say, Says, Said, Tell or Told - (evaeaston) - LIEN MODIFIE

• Speaking verbs - exercise (johnsesl)

• Choose the best answer (better-english.com)

• Ways of speaking (saberingles)
  - "Fill in the blanks with a verb connected to ways of speaking:
  blurt out - mutter - croak - stammer - chat - whisper - hesitate - yell - mumble"

Exercises TO PRINT :

• "Say and Tell" Exercise at Auto-English - with answers (perso.wanadoo.es)

• Speak and Talk Exercise at Auto-English - with answers (perso.wanadoo.es)

• Talk (bogglesworldesl.com)
  
  

• TALK v SPEAK v SAY v TELL : An explanation with practice (musicalenglishlessons.org)

• Different Ways to Say Something (bogglesworldesl.com)
  "There are a lot of ways that add extra information to refine how we report speech."
  ex : He yelled / She bragged / She whispered...
  
  

Cartoons :

Proverbs :

Tell me will whom thou goest, And i'll tell what thou doest. (perso.orange.fr)	If you don't have anything nice to say, dont say anything at all! (Wikiquote)
It's easier said than done.	Speak of the devil
Time will tell.	One should not speak ill of the dead (anglaisfacile.com)
Speak of the devil and he's sure to appear (anglaisfacile.com)	Money talks (anglaisfacile.com)
Dead Men Tell No Tales (oldgloryprints.com)	Never say never. (Wikiquote)
	Never say die. (Wikiquote)

Songs :

• Sound of Silence by Simon and Garfunkel :
  "People talking without speaking,
  People hearing without listening,
  People writing songs that voices never shared..."
  (esl-lounge.com)
  
  
  

"I really don't know what to say..."